'La Hora Feliz' in Harper's Bazaar Spain June 2010 features Adina Forizs posing with multiple watches. This romantic editorial (which, translated, means 'The Happy Hour') presents the model in a softer, pink-toned light, emphasizing her red locks and glowing skin.
Although the supposed focus of 'La Hora Feliz' in Harper's Bazaar Spain June 2010 is the numerous time-telling pieces on her arm, more attention is drawn to Adina Foriz's gentle poses and gorgeous features.
Implications - Consumers are now connected to high fashion couture more than ever due to the access that the Internet provides. Buyers that wish to emulate the wealthy lifestyle are more likely to be attracted to images that stress overabundance. Businesses should manipulate this tendency to see a positive reaction from their audience.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Connected Fashion
- Consumers' access to high fashion couture through the Internet is creating a trend of emulating wealth and overabundance.
- Luxury Lifestyle
- Images emphasizing overabundance and a wealthy lifestyle are attracting the attention of buyers.
- Visual Emphasis
- Fashion editorials that focus on gentle poses and gorgeous features are gaining more attention.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can leverage the trend of connected fashion to attract buyers who want to emulate a luxurious lifestyle.
- Online Luxury Shopping
- The rise of connected fashion presents an opportunity for online luxury shopping platforms to cater to consumers looking for overabundance and wealth.
- Photography and Styling
- There is a growing demand for visual emphasis in fashion editorials, creating opportunities for photographers and stylists to provide unique perspectives.
